Constance Burleigh Engagement Scandal Revealed
In a tense family scene Constance Burleigh learns a secret engagement to a man who is not Alfred. The Granville women confront gossip and reveal deeper truths about affection, abandonment, and social expectations within a late 19th or early 20th century domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Burleigh
Constance
Pia
Tayla
Bane Censtanes
Lila
Alfred
Mia
Granville
Aunt Tabitha
Trow
Conny
Two Days Well Spent in Washington Visit
A veteran editor from the west spent two days in Washington, meeting national capital figures and observing the city with only faint recollections of its Creek and asphalted streets as travelers from the west often pause briefly in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Creek
Asphalt Cave
Editor's Capitol Visit Reveals Tom Reed's Grip on House
An editor tours the U S Capitol meeting Kennedy the guide and viewing statuary hall the rotunda and the leaky dome paintings. He sits in the speaker's chair in the House chamber and admires portraits of past speakers as he completes the main floor tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reeds
Jing Ken
Eppaker
Congress
Tatesman
Cuba
Cullom
Maron
Minots
Davis
Minnesota
Harrows
Michtegeo
Spooner
Wiccensia
Thurston
Nebraska
Baker
Kansas
Hhenessin
Alien
Kennedy
Te Leu
Capitol Building
Siatuary Hall
House of Representatives
Rotunda
Tom Reed
Maine
House of Rep
Cap Files
Editor Views Capitol and Old Soldier’s Home in Washington
A visiting editor tours the Capitol complex and the new congressional library. He observes the Senate chamber, bronze reliefs, and the marble busts, including Adlai E. Stevenson, then attends a president’s reception. The next day he visits Arlington Cemetery and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing before viewing the Soldiers’ Home capital vista and reflects on Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Grounds
Congressional Library
Grand Plaza
Capitol Building
Senate
Legislative Chamber
Republic
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hobart
Se. Milburn
Edthor
Frye
Maine
Aorgee
Alem Wepete
Botanical Gardens
Nature
Mary
Long Bridge
Arlington National Cemetery
Roberts
Lee
Benn
National Capital
Phil Sheridan
Arington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Garridor
William McKinley
Mneh
Washington
Vista
Capital
Washi
PAY OF AN EMPEROR IN GERMANY REPORTS STEADY SALARY LAYOUT
The article describes Emperor William I receiving quarterly salary advances from both the Prussian and German imperial treasuries. It notes the complex payroll, with 800 households and 1,500 footmen, pensions after 20 years, and additional sums from the war department. It also mentions the consort's large personal allowance, the numerous princely incomes, and the extensive colonelcies the emperor holds across about 30 regiments, boosting income via forage for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Germany
Iimar
Retebebank
Kalerr
Tunchenerter
van Plecet
Finance
Empire
Glagdor
Berlin
Willelm Rex
Wilhelm Temperator
Kingdom of
Prussia
German Empire
Europe
Kerlin
Seevallal
War Department
Anoblet
Prince Henry
Prince Frederick Leopold
Oach
Prince Alexander
Prince George
Washington Post
Cuban League appeals for aid to Cuba in struggle for independence
Aimed at Americans, the Cuban League led by Ethan Allen pleads for subscriptions through local banks and businesses. The appeal denounces the US administration’s passive policy and urges material support to Cuban fighters, describing the fight as a continuation of liberty and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban League of New York
Kithwn Alten
Channrey M. Depew
Roswell St. Flower
Cuba
United States
Independentet
Washington
Bia
Bernie
Fathers
Lin
Red, White and Blue League
New York
Ethan Allen
Cuban League
England
Benjamin W. Richardson
Kays
Riehardann
London
Bicycle Gossip Highlights Cycling Rise Across Society
A veteran actor Joseph Jefferson becomes an avid cyclist and seeks L A W membership while inventors tout a new patent rim. The article notes royal and religious figures endorsing cycling, a Paris thieves ring, and Miss Helen Gould owning six bicycles at Lyndhurst Irvington for herself and friends, often riding on private park roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jefferson
Martford
Duchy of Brunswick
Royal Academy
Thornycroft
S. A
Paris
Europe
Milan
Helen Gould
Lyndhurst
Irvington
Avdaley Casino
Miss Gould
Tested Recipes And Leisure Hours Mix
A collage of kitchen notes and light reads. Recipes list Maraimation Cake Stella Pudding Brow Pudding Omelet with Corn and hints for hunting and London chat room humor. Also short jokes and editorials from Leisure Hours and Into the Secret features. Includes Winchester ammunition promotion and a Meade Cycle Company note.
Be Gentle in Thm and Avoid Inactive Stimulants
Fragmented notice-like text recounts advice on tempering activity with stomach bitters, avoiding stimulants of commerce, and cautions about a delicate membrane and eye irritation. Mentions malarial complaints and rheumatism with references to a corrective tonic. Includes stray dialogue fragments and a Washington Star snippet about Reginald and a watch.
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Tarhitha
Ford
Letitia Brownlow
Amwlia Stafforth
Alim
Gertroe Williams
Mabel Garden
Leried
Winifred Fra
Whitfred Fraser
Mme
Winifred Fraser
Tom
Lacy
Judd
Hawaii
Yale
National Capitol
Joines Gordon
Unitrs Confederate Veterans
Greece
Constantinople
George
Smyrna
Histor
Athens
St. Paul
Piraeus
Volo
Pliny
Turkey
Huasara
Chicago Chronicle
Harlow
Johnny Laat
Mfermoun
Detralt Free Press
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Duc d'Armale
Aumale
T. Y. Times
Telen
Raeweon
Jong
Winchester Repeating Arma Co
New Haven
Winchester
Death
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Mead Cycle Company
Chir
Yellow Kid Magazine
Covron
Mtadlin
Anil
Pouaclo
Langs
Iburley
Owolce Dairy
Lard Prime Steam
Chicago
Orleans
Elon
Det All
Chienga
Texas
Tim
Cleveland Plain
Wilton
Reginald Chargin
Reginald
Washington Star
Mabe & Gui Arebers
Villa Ridge
Conservatory OF Music
Aimpir
Tyrone
Femee Valley
Araubenterlehs
Ei Ene Athenaeum Ices Ph, Promident, Bia, Teancosee
West Eeneratas
Kentucky
Sania Pouthm Este Sartre
Ovienauit
Joean College
Mrt
Russellville
el Wert
Cimars
Ks Seale Ety
Buffalo
Walakey
Haute
Mituena
Para
Ariieniarn
Philip T
Etree Ey
Wen Whittiag
Kocanrets
Candy Cathartic
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